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Diner Slang Results That Begin With: P

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Paint a bow-wow red:
a hot dog with ketchup
Paint it red:
put ketchup on an item
Pair of drawers:
two cups of coffee
Pigs in a blanket:
a ham (sometimes a sausage) sandwich
Pin a rose on it:
add onion to an order
Pittsburgh:
something burning, toasted or charred, so called because of the smokestacks once evident in Pittsburgh, a coal-producing and steel-mill city. In meat cookery, this refers to a piece of meat charred on the outside while still red within.
Pope Benedict:
an eggs benedict, but fit for a pope
Put a hat on it:
add ice cream
Put out the lights and cry:
an order of liver and onions, "Lights" is a term sometimes used for the edible, mainly internal organs of an animal
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